Thanks, I love it, too. We’ve lived in this house almost 3 years and it’s just lately starting to feel like home - and that room in particular just feels good.
Look at all your butt cracks flowering. 
Looking cute!!!
Lots of flowers!!!
I have a #8. How cute its nickname is Rosy! But I’m not sure what the other might be…what do you all think? #10 maybe? They’re both a little beat up and I’m hoping they recover well.
Number 9!
If you have enough time and patience you can excaly see those plants closing how darker it gets 
AWE!!!
I love them.
Are the right one’s leaf tips pointed? If so it could be a #5 if they are round #10 for sure. Are these new plants to you?
Beauty, I just love the leaf marking on this plant I couldn’t resist her in the store… 
Yes I got them recently and am awaiting some potting soil making materials to put them in their homes. I decided to start mixing my own potting soil using coconut coir pith, worm casings and kelp meal. This mixed with whatever potting soil I have left over. This is what the woman who I got these plants from (as well as my two new babies!) uses and her plants are all gorgeous.
What plant is the big one on the second photo? 
Does it need direct sunlight?
Hello, long time reader, first time poster 
I love this thread.
I like plants, and I have some plants, but I don’t really know anything about plants.
I’ve had this guy for about 3 years and he’s loving all the light he gets in my new office.
Ugh I have this little peperomia that isnt doing well. I had her in the corner shelf so I am going to try her in full light.
Look at these juicy pearls!!!
That plant is gorgeous, beautiful glossy leaves! I love dusting my plants leaves hahahha.
No, it’s actually a different type of plant, though it is commonly known as a “baby rubber plant.” It is actually a peperomia obtusifolia. The stems are quite different and the leaves grow in a different pattern along the stems. It prefers bright indirect light - direct sunlight can be damaging to the dark leaves - but can also adapt to lower light. Edited to say that this variety can have different colored leaves, there is a variegated one also and that one likes direct sunlight.
@Hailstrom has a true rubber plant, a ficus elastica. Mine will never get that big 
I used to have a rubber plant and they are about the easiest houseplants on the planet to care for!
Is this the one you rescued from your mom? 
It looks really healthy and like it just needs time to grow.
Yes! The little dry ball-less one.
I should actually respond back to my original posts.